What the AI judges
- Where each answer sits on a four-level scale, from "not known" to "defined and followed"
- Whether each answer is a real description of how your team works
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How ready is your team for AI?
Answer five plain-English questions and get a readiness score across tools, information, checking, value and training, with the next step for your weakest area.
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How it works
Narrow AI judgments.
Rules you can read.
The demo runs on Jev, TypeSafe's System One model, which returns probabilities and choices rather than writing text. Every verdict comes from explicit rules applied to those judgments, which is how we build agents for clients too.
What the code decides
- Your score out of 100, and the weights (you can change them)
- The band: early, developing or established
- The recommendation, from your weakest area
Samples are fictional and their results were precomputed with the same pipeline. Results are automated judgments to check, not advice.
NEXT STEP
Book an AI audit.
The self-check is a quick read. An audit looks at your actual tools, data and results.
What does the score mean?
It is the weighted average of five areas, each scored from "not known" to "defined and followed", shown out of 100. Under 40 is early, 40 to 69 is developing, and 70 or more is established.
Can I change what matters most?
Yes. Move the weights and the score updates instantly, without re-running the check.
What happens to my answers?
They are sent to TypeSafe, the AI provider, to score them, and are not stored by Nerdster.
Is this the same as an AI audit?
No. The self-check scores what you tell it. An audit reviews your actual tools, settings, data flows and results.
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